Sentences with phrase «humidity in»

If you notice condensation build up on your windows, or if your basement is never comfortable, chances are the humidity in your home is too high and something needs to be done about it.

Humidity in Bali is at its lowest during October holidays, making it perfect for exploring Ubud: the country's cultural and spiritual heart.

This issue is caused by a change in humidity in the house when the winter heating season starts.

Hi Again Fiona — Most paint needs to cure and depending on the temp and humidity in the room, it may take up to a few weeks.

As the weather changes, so does the relative humidity in your home and in the moisture content of the wood in your furniture.

The infrared quartz heat helps to maintain the natural humidity in the air, resulting in moist, comfortable heat without drying out the room's air

This makes for wood that doesn't try to shift or move when the humidity in the room rises or falls.

High humidity: While standing water caused by splashing gets the most attention in a bathroom, the humidity in this space can be just as damaging.

Are you worried at all about the humidity in the laundry room and its effect on the wrapping paper?

It occurs when activities such as cooking raise the level of humidity in a building.

Its IonGuard technology reduces humidity in the drum, and there's also a cleaning programme you can run to keep things fresh.

High temperatures and humidity in the summer months are common, so spring and fall are the best times to visit the city.

«Because moist crawl spaces cause the humidity in your house to rise, which makes you uncomfortable and makes your HVAC work harder costing you more money,» he says.

Ensuring the humidity in your home is not higher than 50 percent will diminish dust mite growth.

These operations caused excess humidity in the building the tenant was leasing.

The lack of humidity in the cabin heightens the risk of you getting dehydrated, or at the least, an unpleasant case of dry throat.

Elgato's Eve Degree is an exceptionally good way to monitor temperature and humidity in a small, unobtrusive package.

So, the Eve Degree is the sort of thing you either use as a single - purpose item — just to tell you the temperature and humidity in a single location — or as part of a more unified smart system.

The safe runs on batteries and includes a built - in accelerometer that is able to send an alert to the iPhone if someone attempts to move or open it.First Alert's Onelink Environment Monitor monitors the temperature and humidity in a room, plus it includes

You can adjust its built - in nightlight to display a wide range of colors, and the device will also monitor temperature and humidity in the room.

There is substantial question as to the behavior of a minute amount of a trace gas in an atmospheric / hydrological system the basic effect of which is to move immense amounts of heat and moisture from point A to point B. For example, a 10 % reduction in humidity in the upper troposphere is enough to offset the entire greenhouse effect of all the atmospheric CO2 above 160 ppm, which is the minimum level needed to sustain life.

Improving the drainage around the foundation of your home may result in decreased humidity in your basement.

«Interestingly, the true feedback is consistently weaker than the constant relative humidity value, implying a small but robust reduction in relative humidity in all models on average, as weighted by the water vapor kernel.»

«To put it in a particularly Australian way, we don't plan for a bushfire season based on what is happening to global average temperatures, we look at the temperature and humidity in our area instead,» said Professor Jakob.

[1] The level of humidity in the air has also increased, making it more difficult for the human body to cool down during heat events.

etudiant says: February 28, 2011 at 2:18 pm Relative humidity in the upper atmosphere (300mb level) has fallen from around 55 % in 1950 to about 45 % now.

In spite of well - known biases of tropospheric temperature and humidity in climate models, comparisons indicate that the intermodel range in the rate of clear - sky radiative damping are small despite large intermodel variability in the mean clear - sky OLR.

-- Humidity in the troposphere, the part of the atmosphere stretching from the surface of the Earth to about 6 miles up

At the high - end scenario of global warming, in which global average temperatures increase to 8.46 degrees Fahrenheit above 1986 - 2005 average levels by 2100, the report found that «the combination of high temperature and humidity in some areas for parts of the year is projected to compromise normal human activities, including growing food or working outdoors.»

Emissions, they discovered, increased the fraction of cirrus clouds where vapor trails were most prevalent but decreased the fraction in some areas by increasing the temperature and consequently decreasing the relative humidity in the lower atmosphere.

Showers increase the humidity in the bathroom.

The Phoenix - Metro area can get below 5 % relative humidity in the summer, and SOURCE still produces water in these incredibly dry conditions.»

This means that changes in specific humidity in the upper troposphere (300 — 700 mb) may be very significant even though the amount of water vapour there is low due to the cold temperatures.

If I understand things correctly, the climate models predict relative humidity in the upper troposphere to be close to 100 % at all times.

It was a straightforward paper reporting the trends of humidity in the middle and upper troposphere as they (the trends) appear at face value in the NCEP monthly - average reanalysis data.

The water vapor feedback mainly results from changes in humidity in the tropical uppertroposphere (2), where temperatures are far below that of the surface and the vapor is above most of the cloud cover.

These results also indicate decreased humidity in the upper troposphere.

The study found there was a 1.5 % (percentage points) decline in relative humidity in the very lower levels of the troposphere and a 1.5 % increase in relative humidity in the upper layers of the troposphere.

I think that Dessler and Sherwood do a good job of characterizing the argument in favor of the model's representation of humidity in the upper troposphere.

b] more dry heat from Sahara > destroys humidity in north Atlantic, that suppose to replenish the ice on Arctic next winter and next...

It just occured to me that the Steig findings (well not the popular media spin)-- but the findings that a gradual continent wide cooling of Antarctica is robust even to hockey team member machinations — could be interpreted as confirmation of Paltridge's dropping relative humidity in the upper troposphere.

There are supposed to be subtle changes in relative humidity in different layers and latitudes depending on temperature changes but global warming theory suggests relative humidity should stay more - or-less stable.

The humidity in the IPCC climate model depends on the saturation vapor pressure, and Koutsoyiannis's improvement is much less than 10 %, and in many cases a tenth or less of that.

The higher temperature resulted in the air holding the water vapor longer, so absolute humidity in the lower troposphere did increase, but the relative humidity decreased.

I've never seen a systematic analysis of humidity in any UHI studies — has anyone else?

My website host (Hubspot) had a problem when I published my last article, High Humidity in a Spray Foam Attic, Part 2.

They report in the journal Environmental Research Letters that during this century the drastic effects of high humidity in many areas will increase significantly.

The lapse rate, strictly speaking, applies to elevation above ground level (which is strongly affected by local atmospheric conditions such as absolute humidity and the rate of change of the absolute humidity in space and time) and this should be considered when making certain kinds of comparisons.

If you actually look at the data for the last few decades... there's evidence for rising specific humidity in the upper troposphere, but we don't have enough data about relative humidity to say either way.

The humidity in the upper atmosphere, above most clouds is controlled by other processes that are not resolved by climate models.